I'd have to go with scratchcards. It installs a little proggy that spawns popup ads every 30 seconds or so, even when the user is idle. Some computers at a lab got this parasite, and there were stacks and stacks of popup ads, even takes a few minutes to close all of them. So many popup ads that Internet Explorer would eventually crash every time the scumware opened a new popup ad.
You'll have to wait for the upcoming Tengen Tetris for the NES... I hear it's coming out some time in...oh 1988. And by wait I mean pirate it, or wait for the legal tetris mess to settle down in a few hundred years or so.
Let me know when it's actually possible to develop for Linux PDA's from within Windows. Developing for those things is impossible without running linux on the compiling OS, and there's no good reason why there isn't a cross compiler for windows floating around.
I remember an old Windows 3.1 program called Job Saver. It came in the book Windows Sound Funpack as shareware. It played.wav files randomly, with specified frequency (how often), and among the default sounds were 3 different wavs of keyboard clicks, coughing, throat clearing, and computer beeps. It could be set to go off automaticly at after a certain time of Inactivity.
Not sure if anyone actually tried it at work though:) Google isn't turning up anything on it, so it seems to have disappeared.
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You bought an N-Gage, didn't you?
Most people unintentionally deleted all their MP3s when they uninstalled Napster :)
Their figures for that quote were for Cassette singles as well...
I'd have to go with scratchcards. It installs a little proggy that spawns popup ads every 30 seconds or so, even when the user is idle. Some computers at a lab got this parasite, and there were stacks and stacks of popup ads, even takes a few minutes to close all of them. So many popup ads that Internet Explorer would eventually crash every time the scumware opened a new popup ad.
With a sample size that small, I'm amazed they got any information from that study.
Here's how NOT to install software:
XP Knows Best
The GUI!
Much easier to add files to a project and click a button then to learn how to write makefiles...
You'll have to wait for the upcoming Tengen Tetris for the NES... I hear it's coming out some time in...oh 1988. And by wait I mean pirate it, or wait for the legal tetris mess to settle down in a few hundred years or so.
What about the Afterburner?
*cough* nimda on korean visual studio.net *cough*
You forgot to mention SCO :)
Hmmm... I've typed on a TI83 for a while, and the A-Z layout might be more comfy than the qwerty layout.
Let me know when it's actually possible to develop for Linux PDA's from within Windows. Developing for those things is impossible without running linux on the compiling OS, and there's no good reason why there isn't a cross compiler for windows floating around.
Homestarrunner.com left their WS_FTP.LOG files up for a while...
#1 #2 #3
At least they took the one out of their root directory.
I have a 5500, and I run windows.
How on earth do I compile software for the Zaurus?
No, just B A once. Anything after the B A is ignored, so yours will work, but it has two extra button presses on it.
If Einstien was into case mods, I'd bet he'd get slashdotted so fast...
Slashdot automaticly adds spaces to long strings of text to prevent page widening abuse.
Did anyone else think 'Ghostbusters' when they started talking about the Keymaker?
"Are you the gatekeeper?"
"I am the Keymaster!"
I remember an old Windows 3.1 program called Job Saver. It came in the book Windows Sound Funpack as shareware. It played .wav files randomly, with specified frequency (how often), and among the default sounds were 3 different wavs of keyboard clicks, coughing, throat clearing, and computer beeps. It could be set to go off automaticly at after a certain time of Inactivity.
:) Google isn't turning up anything on it, so it seems to have disappeared.
Not sure if anyone actually tried it at work though
Show me the Quack 3 Arena benchmarks! Then we'll decide which card is the best!
Flash 6 uses Sorenson video, same video codec as quicktime.
'Embiggens' is a perfectly cromulent word.
Definatly a copy of FixKlez or something like that, seen too many systems infected with Klez.